💙 Izu Jogasaki Coast | Discover the soothing Klein Blue 🌊

#SeasonalPlacesInJapan 🏝 What would you say about Jogasaki Coast in one word... When I first saw a photo of Jogasaki Coast on social media, I was instantly captivated by its deep, vivid Klein blue. The contrast between the black-gray rock walls and the clear blue sea, created by the collision of volcanic rocks and the sea for tens of thousands of years, is truly spectacular. On the 23m-high Kadowaki Suspension Bridge, the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks and the moment when the light shining through the clouds sparkles on the sea surface-- The view makes you forget all your daily fatigue✨ 🚃 Access | Train + walking is the right answer! Take the Izu Kyuko Line from Tokyo to Jogasaki Coast Station! From the train window on the way, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the mountains and the sea, and just the journey is very satisfying. Follow the signs from the station and you will arrive on foot in about 20 minutes (the pink tunnel looks amazing in cherry blossom season🌸). 🎒 Tips ✔ Get a window seat! A must if you want to enjoy the spectacular view from the train window. ✔ Wear comfortable shoes! There are ups and downs along the way, so sneakers are recommended. 📸 Photo spots | A natural filter effect on sunny days! The blue of Jogasaki Coast is truly a "weather-limited color." On sunny days, the sunlight shines into the sea, creating a gradation of emerald green✨ 📍 Recommended photo spots 1️⃣ In the center of Kadowaki Suspension Bridge 👉 A wide-angle lens is a great composition that makes use of the rope frame and the layered feel of the sea. 2️⃣ On top of volcanic rocks 👉 A low-angle shot with the dynamic rocks and blue sky in the background will make it look like a scene from a movie! 👉 Wear white or pastel-colored clothing to make it stand out more💙 3️⃣ A corner on the promenade 👉 If you frame the curves of the rock face and the lighthouse, you can create a photo full of depth and a sense of story📷 ⚠ Things to note ⚠ ❌ Be careful, the sea looks gray on cloudy days! If you want to enjoy the charm of blue, you should aim for a sunny day. ❌ No beach sandals! The rocks are slippery, so sneakers are a must. Experience the spectacular view of one of Japan's best "Klein Blue"✨